Miles Teller Had a Weird Allergic Reaction to a Jet While Filming Top Gun: Maverick 

TYFYS is such an underrated movie

Only the Brave (Kosinski directed this as well) was just... incredible. Kosinski knows how to tell a story, but that it's based on a true story is just gut-wrenching and heartbreaking. I wouldn't easily watch it again, but nearly every movie Kosinski makes is glorious to look at.

His “service” of making tons of money while playing a character that theoretically would have been in the “service” of being a freaking Jet Pilot of a plane that can go Supersonic and land itself on a black deck of a moving platform thats shorter than a football field on a ship at night with no visible lighting aloud in the middle of an ocean.. The pilot pushes a button, takes his hands off the controls and hopes for the best until in the blink of an eye it slams into the deck and instantly goes from flight speed to full stop. Its pretty hard to get used to that event when on deck.. We all know the rhythm and are aware planes are coming in but, you dont hear or see them coming in until the last second before, then theres a lot of noise and a F18 at full afterburner (incase it misses the wires) 10 feet from where you are. Or, it goes by you at full afterburner and off the other end.. There is no light of any kind allowed from ship or Aircraft while at sea at night. Except the yellow tipped low light of our flashlights used for communicating and directing the aircraft movements on deck. Or, red tipped for emergency purposes, even below decks where any light can be seen at night, which is low light red which is the least noticeable color of the spectrum in the dark. The only other light is from the glow of the flames from the jet exhaust. Im not sure why I went off for a minute but, It was because the F18 is the only plane that can do it on its own, its called ACLS (automatic carrier landing system) and the pilots go through some serious issues mentally sometimes because of it. Imagine training to do it yourself about a thousand times then being instructed to trust the plane to do it for you, to remove your hands and I dont know fold them in your lap while it yaws and rolls matching the ship that you cant see and its movements, speeding up, slowing down adjusting coarse the whole time.. ugh! I rather be the one in control myself. But, hey thats the definition of “Service.” Its a super cool experience when they fly over the ship at supersonic speeds, breaking the sound barrier at maybe 200 feet over your head, the whole ship shutters from the shockwave.. They like doin that stunt. Only, on special occasions.. k done.🤤

Damn. That whole movie name can be use as a praise.

This

Facts

So true. And from what I've seen of the boys I went to high school with, that's really really rare.

Almost very single man looks better when he's 35 vs. 19. Only for women it's mostly the opposite.

@@driver09921 I like me the young bucks :-)

he’s one of those guys

Perfect color, yes

probably his wifey😂

@@zo419 his wife is one of the kind tbh

That's what Hollywood keeps trying to tell everyone...but, really, no one is buying it...

@@robjohnson9270 What? That's he's a good actor?

I just finished watching it, he and Matthew Goode are amazing!

I totally agree. The casting was pure genius. Dan Fogler becomes Coppola, Giovanni Ribisi is one scary Joe Colombo, Juno Temple is perfect as Bettye McCartt, everyone is perfectly cast. I loved the show so much, I watched it twice. 🥰🥰🥰

The Offer was a bad disgusting TV show that's trying to capitalize on Godfather's fame, the only thing redeeming it is Miles Teller's always reliable performance

@@williamsahalan.m.4520 Stop lying

Hes already had a long and fantastic career

@@EclipseCruz84 Hehe Fantastic

Great actor, but he's a shitty person tho.

@@EclipseCruz84 Eight years isn't exactly a "long and fantastic career." But Top Gun certainly isn't his "big break" either.

"forget about the mix raced dudes who worked their butts off, celebrate the white frat boy

@@RobertPine89 always one weirdo that makes it about race

@@RobertPine89 the Rock doesn't even consider himself mixed and celebrates 1 part of his blood. He's boring. He plays the muscle head every movie. Momoa is not a good actor. Period

I'm glad he finally has a big hit on his resume! I hope he gets a lot more roles after this.

He was badass in Whiplash. great movie,great actor

His wife is the real MVP! Lmao her tik toks are great and you know she shows him the fans too lmao

@@scubasd905 oh he mention3d it himself that she does show him... Lol

If you haven't seen Top gun: Maverick, you're missing out!

Onboard ships, the fuel and water supply is stored in the same tanks! On a Nuclear powered Aircraft carrier, its Jet Fuel and water. On Diesel powered ships its Jet Fuel, Diesel Fuel and water. Supposedly* the different fuels and the water are at such different densities that they dont actually mix with each other, they just sit on top of one another. When you shower or drink from a water fountain “scuttle but” you can smell the fumes of the fuel which makes you not want to drink from the water fountains lol. Ahh, the carcinogens one puts up with to be a US Service member.. haha. I can say though it is absolutely amazing what a person can get used to when you combine having no choice in the matter with repetitive exposure over time.. I used to sit on the deck, leaning against the tire of the landing gear, under the wing literally 15 feet away from where the planes land during full flight operations and nap while waiting for the Pilot to come for his flight.. at night.. it is actually a known thing amongst us and is the only safe place or time on the flight deck you can catch a quick 15 min power nap. We were the only ones that could do it to. Pilots would walk up to us and lightly kick the bottom of our boot if we were out.. lol. Then it was like okay, hi Sir, your Aircraft is ready, now climb up there and get in so we can get you in the air. I miss it actually, the rest of the time on deck your adrenaline is running so high it feels like that everything around you is moving super slow and calm but, in actuality it is high paced and continuous m, intense organized chaos going on all around you..

A different “Viscosity.” Just remember the actual term. Sorry..

Hahahaha well told. If you ever write a book about more of these experiences you can take my money 💰

Yes he did!

😄 OED has recognized that "chomp" has taken over since 1930

It’s correct, but they’ll still come for him those bastards.

I really thought he did it on purpose to annoy the jackals. There is no way he didn't know the correct phrase. Tina Fey has discussed that exact phrase before, somewhere, I think, in my memory.

Lol! You're so right! I'll be on the edge of my seat waiting for the next Corrections!

He's just using the more modern version. Champ is an old formal word which meant to gnaw. No one uses that now. When you say champ, people understand it now as a short form for champion. Times change, languages evolve.

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I taught a course on disasters and I had my students watch that film. Not a dry eye, just a crushing story … but I’ll be teaching it again, so I’ll be on the lookout for the hat compliment.

You're in Only the Brave? That's awesome. Deserves to become a classic.

Same

Same.. rewatching all his movies and watching all interviews (new and old). Screenshot some good angles and smiles of him.. I'm 200% obsessed

Thank you guys, i'm not going mad alone 😅🤩

Funny.

I didn't think it was that bad! If you'd never heard him speak before, you might think he's actually American, but if you already know he's Australian you can hear a hint of Aussie. I thought it was pretty decent. Source: I'm American from NC.

Hahaha right? I was like “is the character Australian?”

He sounds exactly like Homelander.

I just posted a similar thought. 😊

Same. Lol

He looks just like him in that movie when he was holding the ghetto blaster over his head outside his girlfriends house.. can’t remember the name..

@@cainsparks3457 "Say Anything" springs to mind but I am not sure 🤔

@@tessaromein5787 you nailed it. As soon as I read it, it clicked.. its a cult classic.. He did a few different ones that were really good in a row. The one after Say Anything was Run. Its a good flic if yiu haven’t seen it I recommend it, if so it’s worth another watch.. Cheers and Thank you.🤙🏼

In all fairness, how is Florida NOT a version of south Jersey?

I believe he lived in NJ while he was in school at NYU

alsoo spiderhead was great!!

Yup for sure.

Came here to say this.

Yep thanks for pinpointing it for me. I couldn’t figure out who he looks like

you should check The offer, he kills in it !

And watch for Whiplash and Only the Brave and Thank You for Your Service. He is always great.

Yeah, I was trying to listen for the Aussie accent cause he sounded so weird, and you _can_ hear it. The accent is more prominent at the end of words, where we tend to curl the last syllable, unlike the American accent where the middle of the words and vowels are stressed.

both hands raised

Hey can you expand on this a bit? I’m from south Jersey and I’d like to hear more about this!

@@danaward9975 it's free on RU-vid through the BBC or Netflix has it on their platform without ads. John Oliver did an episode of "Last week tonight" on it available on his RU-vid page under the title "PFAS" and Trevor Noah also did a bit for The Daily Show on their YT channel. It's teflon and related perflorinated compounds like firefoam, fluoroquinolone antibiotics, and scotchgard and the cause for a good chunk of post 9/11 disease abd the rise of allergy disorders in areas with high water contamination from stockmarket giants like our buds at good ol' Dupont. Teflon was invented in Jackson NJ and the by products were dumped frivolously into our ground water and water reserves since the 40s. The pans and products add some exposure in use, but it's mostly the byproducts from their manufacturing that's the reason for the highest rates of exposure. Dupont children's is now the leading chdrens hospital in treating related conditions in kids and has been focused on it "unrelated" since it's founding in the late 40s. Sounds like some QAnon-esk tinfoil hatting, but it's actually been subject to a govt cover up since the 40s when teflon was used in the creation of the Manhattan Project and has been a known major health risk since those days... but the govt has always favored stock market giants over us citizens. Manchin also has major ties to it (WV is the main focus of the aforementioned documentary) and is a leading cause of diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity, mitochondrial disease, UC/Crohns, and a number of cancers and autoinflammatory disorders including neuroinflammatory disease that is known to make addicition and chronic pain/ mental health disorders resistant to typical treatment... hence why the opioid crisis most prominent in the areas of highest exposure. A lot of the insider trading at the beginning of covid was done to Dupont and its coenities because they initiated a vast deletion of water way regulations that prohibited the improper disposal of such environmental toxins and, said exposures were predicted then, and officially confirmed now as contributed factors to the development of critical complications from COVID. Yhe exposure rates are also likely why the vaccine efficacy for COVID is so significantly lower in the US, too. Bill Burr and Perdue, with Pelosi, and a few others that did the insider trading on the knowledge of the pandemic being about to hit. This stuff is why QAnon and *ACTUAL* tinfoil hatters fall victim so easily for conspiracy theories in the US... our country's entire existence is nothing but a never ending govt led conspiracy theory machine. 🤦‍♀️

@@josieleigh7515 thank you! The initial notification didn't show up on my end!

Probably through the lungs. Fuel particules must be very tiny and diffuse into the blood stream. As far as treatment, probably wait it out or give high concentration of oxygen for a little bit just to exhale it out

Doesn't matter

@@kbanghart To the champ it does.

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Oh he would have been good but I like the actor doing Elvis too

He would have been great too!

I'm kind of glad it didn't work out. The Baz Luhrmann project was probably not the right fit anyway. That said, I really, really would like to see him in another Elvis project. I can't unsee it in my head. I want to see his take real bad. 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

Miles is the superstar now, he better make the best choices for what he does next because everyone is looking at him

Maybe similar to Chris Pratt after Guardians of the Galaxy.

I don't think so. It depends on his choices of films. The one that's in the talks of becoming a big star is Austin Butler that's playing Elvis. Saw him on Jimmy Fallon and he's incredibly charming and good looking. The one n only superstar is tom cruise.. Others who are big A lists really is dependant on film choices and type of personality they ooze. Plus most of them won't give that much effort like tom does with movies

Well, by now he did.

The show doesn't get to choose what clip they use

TOTALLY thought that.

Inhaling i guess. 🤔

Mood. I feel you

Better question how was Tom cruise already born and living with it constantly in his blood.

Yeah it’s frustrating how Seth glossed that over. Like really?

Yes.

The "champing at the bit" was the original idiom. "Champing" refers specifically to something a horse does and is not a word commonly found outside of people familiar with horses. "Chomping at the bit" has become the more popular version of the idiom because "chomping" is a word more people are familiar with and refers to a loud chewing noise rather than "champing" which refers to horses grinding their teeth. Both versions however, are considered acceptable.

Legendary actor. Not sure about his personal shiz though.

@@TheN0odles get a life

@@scottbarkley496 shh relax